by Halskiisaklink on October 12th, 2006

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What is a plausible psychological explanation for Furries?

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  • by tt010101 on October 13th, 2006

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    Well, you see, furries (as we all know them) enjoy the yiff. Yiffing is a form of release for them, and it essentially goes back to their deep-rooted psychological problems, the warm, chewy centre of this question. It's my belief that furries are either exhibiting:

    *Wishful thinking. By anthropomorphizing common animals, they wish they were more animalistic. This is, of course, enhanced by the yiff.

    *Childhood anxiety: perhaps they overcompensate for a disturbed childhood by interjecting somehting as childish as anthropomorphic animals with something as adult as... well, yiff.

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    • Ah, I see. You know your furries well. Thank you.

      Halskiisaklink

      by Halskiisaklink on October 13th, 2006

    • Couldn't be more wrong, I studied them for a while and paid close attention to their phycology, its a case off wanting to belog to something, as most humans do, and it all boils down to intrests. The thing the draws them in is usually the freindly atmosphere, cute-ness of characters and/or a love of animals and then it grows on them. Yiffing is only a small part of it and as people have previously stated sex in a costum would be unpractical. Furries, in reality, are no diffrent from any other fandom, they just seem strange as it seems a little more childish

      Chris says AYBABTU

      by Chris says AYBABTU on May 14th, 2009

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